Opening weekend of Godspell was amazing. We did such a great job and there were so many people who came to support us. The show has been so fun to perform and I will definitely be sad when it's over.

I've felt connected to this book because it is a script and I'm in a production of this show currently. I'm playing the lead (Jesus) and so I have to constantly be reading and focusing on the show in order to play the part well.

The writing style of this book is very factual and point driven. The author is making this point about how we need to focus on conservation and saving the animal species we currently have. I really like how he includes a little bit of humor throughout the book and also keep the facts interesting and based on the points he is making.

I think that this book would be really interesting to read, just based on the content. The teen drama genre has always been really fun and I think that the topics that this book covers will really add to the story,

I am reading Last Of The Giants by Jeff Campbell. This book is about giant species of animals that have experienced some form of extinction. The antagonist in this book really is humans. Most of the species covered went extinct because of human actions, whether intentional or not.

I am reading the script of the musical Godspell, because I am in a production of it. The main conflict in this story is about Jesus trying to convince his followers to listen to what he has to say and put their faith in God. Throughout the story, the other characters slowly start to agree with Jesus and start following his teachings.

I'm currently reading Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, and I have to say this book is so intriguing and fantastical. The characters are brought to life so well and the book does an amazing job of conveying how the characters feel. I especially like the character Inej. Inej is a master thief and stealther. She is able to sneak around anywhere without being setected, with another character, Kaz, stating that she doesn't even really have a scent.